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Moving Red Deer s shelter out of downtown core will not solve problems of homelessness

Posted: May 01, 2021 5:00 AM MT | Last Updated: May 1 A shopping cart sits abandoned outside Red Deer s Safe Harbour homeless shelter. According to Dr. S. Monty Ghosh, moving the shelter out of the downtown core will make things worse, not better. (Heather Marcoux/CBC News )

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RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain

Article content The municipality’s community services department estimates chronic homelessness in Fort McMurray has dropped to an estimated 30 people as of March 4 from its 2008 high of 549 people, a massive victory for the RMWB’s 10-year plan to end homelessness that began in 2010. But many people were still struggling with housing as the program began ending last year. Then COVID-19 arrived. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain Back to video The Poverty Reduction Network estimates that, as of October 2020, at least 4,000 households across the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area earn below the average cost of living. Wait lists for supported housing can last months, or even years.

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Oshawa, Region helping the homeless | The Oshawa Express

Oshawa, Region helping the homeless Region committed to ending chronic homelessness Posted on April 23, 2021 by oshawaexpress in CITY, COVID-19, NEWS The City of Oshawa is working to continue supporting those most vulnerable in the community. The city, along with the Region of Durham, partner agencies and the faith community have a number of programs in place to help those vulnerable and unsheltered individuals in Oshawa’s downtown. Those working with the city and region to support these vulnerable individuals include the Primary Care Outreach Program, Mission United, operating out of the Back Door Mission, On Point, Welcoming Streets, the HepC Team, and Spirit of Service.

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RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain

RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain
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Fort mcmurrayGrande prairieMedicine hatRed deerEdna olsen momanDon scottTim richterRosie keatingHenry hunterLaura beamishVincent mcdermottNicole adbyEd stelmachMelissa blakeAlberta rural development networkWood buffalo food bank

RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain

RMWB s 10-year plan to end homelessness scored victories, but poverty and housing issues remain
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